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Judge Assign page should display the tasks of the user_id provided in the URL #13597

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hschallhorn opened this issue Mar 3, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #13715
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Judge Assign page should display the tasks of the user_id provided in the URL #13597

hschallhorn opened this issue Mar 3, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #13715
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Priority: Medium Blocking issue w/workaround, or "second in" priority for new work. Product: caseflow-queue Team: Echo 🐬 User: Judge

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hschallhorn commented Mar 3, 2020

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In "SCM: SCM Team can view Judge's Assign Queue #12423", we introduced the start of "viewing the queue of another user". Before this, although the url provided another user's id, a judge's assign queue would show the task of the signed in user. Now, the judge's css_id is provided to show that judge's tasks. This is redundant as the provided user_id should match the provided css_id. Before work on "Give judge assign queues human readable urls #13433" can be completed, we should only be relying on the provided user id to determine what user's tasks to show on the page

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  • /queue/189/assign shows the tasks for user 189, regardless of who is signed in.

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Related to #13237

@hschallhorn hschallhorn added Product: caseflow-queue User: Judge Team: Echo 🐬 Priority: Medium Blocking issue w/workaround, or "second in" priority for new work. labels Mar 3, 2020
@lomky lomky changed the title Display the tasks of the user id'd as <user_id> in the judge assign page url Judge Assign page should display the tasks of the user_id provided in the URL Mar 5, 2020
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lomky commented Mar 5, 2020

what is this chart?

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Estimating at a 3.

Might be a 2 because all we're doing is merging the ids to be used in the same way. Need to return the user css_id as needed on the front end.
Might be a 3 to refactor our existing solution.

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